68 campuses have safe schools certification
After the inspections carried out by the Ministry of Education in the educational centers of Panama Center, it was announced that only 68 schools are ready from the biosafety point of view,
Public debt service in 2021 was $4,869 million
Expenditure associated with public debt has grown in recent years, hand in hand with greater contracting of loans and bond issues in the capital markets. In 2021, the debt service was $4,869
Yuri Pittí: “Violence escalates and becomes a kind of cycle”
The manager of Planning and Evaluation of the Panamanian Association for Family Planning (Aplafa), Yuri Pittí, exposed this Friday the issue of physical and sexual violence. He expressed that we have been
José Miralles indicated that the academic challenge for this return to classes is added to the social, psychological or fear
He mentioned that educators must ensure that they care for humanity in the classroom.
Jose Gabriel Miralles. Photo: Radio Panama The CEO of Franklin Covey Panama, José Miralles, referred
Middle and middle school students from official schools start the school year on March 14
The Meduca clarified that this provision does not apply to the teaching or administrative staff of educational centers, who must continue with the provision of their inherent services at the
Publio Cortés: “You may be violating someone’s human rights if you are investigating them with illicit evidence”
The lawyer and former director of the General Directorate of Revenue (DGI), Publio Cortés, referred to the judge of Guarantees of Panama and the use of unlicensed software by state forensic technicians.
Elvia Lau says that five pillars have been defined in the technical table for medicines, including a Citizen Observatory
He stated that this table has been defining the last points to solve the problem of drug prices.
Elvia Lau, national director of Pharmacy and Drugs of the Ministry
The United States warns against price manipulation with the excuse of the pandemic
The US Justice Department on Thursday warned companies not to take advantage of supply chain disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic to manipulate prices. “Temporary supply chain disruptions should not serve up
They denounce in Panama sterilizations of indigenous people without their consent
A dozen Panamanian indigenous women reported having been sterilized without their consent in a public hospital, which has led to the start of official investigations, reported a deputy involved in the investigations.
The 21 over 60 years of age who are political prisoners of the Ortega regime
Wilfredo Balmaceda has been in prison for seven years. Since 2014, he has been imprisoned and is considered by human rights organizations to be one of the first political prisoners of the